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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2003
Page
9
Elyria Catholic aims to sharpen defense as Berea seeks momentum in a Pioneer Conference crossover. Key players include Elyria’s Russo twins and Conley, Berea’s Saar, with Padua looming in next action after recent wins.
Keystone beat Wellington 15-11 11-15 16-14 in a key LCC match as Jessica Fraley with 25 kills, Cindy Meadows 28 assists, and Amanda Meyers 13 service points and two aces propelled the Wildcats to 11-2 overall and 8-1 in the league. Wellington’s Brook Hinkle 22 digs and 16 kills led a 7-3-3 record, while Alison Harrison added 13 points and two aces.
Columbia defeats Brooklyn 5 0 in MAC play as Tim Hughes scores five goals. Raiders dominate with two shots on goal against their defense. Final record 5-3-2, 2-1-1 in MAC. Goals: Hughes five, Woodaris two, Seran Lake Ridge two, Cornerstone one. North Ridgeville context mentions Hammerschmidt and Gior in the first half.
Elyria’s Elyna girls soccer posted their first win of the year as Amy Thompson scored twice to lead a 4 0 victory over Southview. Diana Diluciano and Holli Schneck added goals, with three tallies coming in the second half at Abbe Road fields upcoming clash with Elyria Catholic.
Neil Parry rejoined San Jose State football on Thursday night marking a historic comeback. After three years and a lower right leg amputation, he played on special teams with two prosthetic legs in the home game, following 25 operations and extensive therapy.
Virginia Tech beat Texas A&M 35 19 as Brian Farce scored on a fourth quarter insurance TD. Hokies captain Rislew Perry joined pregame coin toss. Perry, believed first norm kicker with a prosthetic limb in NCAA football, headlines the moment. Hurricane Isabel disrupted schedules.
Ohio State battles for offense as the 2002 national champions face severe issues. Maurice Clarett’s suspension shatters rushing depth, leaving Maurice Hall and Lydell Ross totaling 3 net yards on 17 carries in four quarters. The team ranks 100th in total offense and 93rd in rushing, piling pressure on a defense forced to stay on the field.
Franklin County Municipal Judge Steven B. Hayes, son of former Ohio State coach Woody Hayes, will preside over Maurice Clarett's case after he was charged with lying to police about stolen car items. A pretrial hearing is set, with a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine.
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